WILDEWAY FW11 Bedienungsanleitung
FW11 Electric Bike
User Manual
Please read the user manual carefully before using the product
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 MAINTAINING YOUR BIKE --------------------------------------------------------------- 01
2 UNBOXING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03
3 BATTERY--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08
4 OPERATING YOUR NEW EBIKE ----------------------------------------------------------- 12
5 YOUR FIRST RIDE ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13
6 SAFETY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
7 WARRANTY & DISCLAIMER--------------------------------------------------------------- 19
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PURCHASE
OF A WILDEWAY EBIKE.
We appreciate your business and we hope you thoroughly enjoy
riding your new eBike.
If you need any assistance please do not hesitate to
reach out to us.
Please keep this user manual for warranty purposes
WARNING!
Read this entire manual before assembling or using your new electric bike. Do not modify,
disassemble, or replace the original electrical components on your bike. Doing so will
invalidate your warranty and could put you in danger. Riding any type of bike comes with
some risks which can’t be predicted or avoided. Taking proper care of bike components
can lower the risk of sudden failure of components but cannot prevent it. These sudden
failures could cause serious harm, injury, or death to the rider. If you notice abnormalities
in any component on the bike, take it to a licensed mechanic to be repaired or replaced
immediately. WILDEWAY Electric Technology Co.assumes no liability for harm, injury, or
death of the rider.
This manual is not intended to function as a detailed service manual. wildeway eBikes
recommends having your local bike shop mechanic perform a detailed safety check of your
bike before your first ride. Ensure your local mechanic is experienced and reputable. The
bike has an IP rating of IPX4. It does not mean that the bike and its mechanical and
electrical components are waterproof. We do not recommend storing or using the bike in
excessively wet conditions. The warranty for the WILDEWAY eBike does not cover water
damage.
For technical assistance or warranty claims contact WILDEWAY eBikes
MAINTAINING YOUR BIKE
Best Practices
• Store your bike in a clean dry place to avoid rust.
•Keep components tightened to the torque specifications listed in the Recommended
Torque Values section of this manual. Refer to the table of contents at the beginning of
this manual for the page number of this section.
• Ensure the frame latch and handlebar latch are locked in place before riding.
• Clean and lubricate moving parts regularly.
• Clean your bike frame with a wet rag and low residue cleaner. After cleaning lubricate
where necessary.
•Ensure your bike tires are always inflated to a pressure within the recommended range
printed on the tire sidewalls.
• Before each ride ensure all electrical wires are connected.
• The WILDEWAY electric bike is not waterproof. The bike has an IP rating of IPX4.
It is likely that components will not sustain damage in most rain showers, however
WILDEWAY eBikes recommends storing and riding the bike in a dry environment.
Furthermore, water damage is not covered under warranty.
• Your bike will need to be serviced at regular intervals and after the initial wear-in
period. See the 100 Mile Tune Up and Ongoing Service sections below.
100 Mile Tune Up
Your bike will need to be serviced after 100 miles or 5 full battery charge cycles, whichever
comes first. This is what we call the “wear in period” of the bike. WILDEWAY electric
bikes recommends having service done at your local bike shop by a certified and
reputable bike mechanic. Below is a summary of things to have inspected:
Brakes
Brake cables will stretch during the wear-in period. This may affect braking performance
and the brakes may need to be adjusted and tensioned properly.
Shifting
Shifting cables will stretch during the wear-in period. This may affect shifting performance
and the derailleur may need to be adjusted.
Hardware
Refer to the table of contents at the beginning of this manual for the page number of this
section. If any hardware has signs of damage take the bike to your local bike shop to have
a certified and reputable bike mechanic inspect and replace them if deemed necessary.
Ongoing Service
You should have your bike maintained at regular service intervals at your local bike shop
by a certified and reputable bike mechanic. Below is a general summary of maintenance
that should be carried out on a monthly and quarterly basis:
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Monthly (or about every 250-500 miles)
• Inflate tires to a pressure within recommended range printed on tire sidewalls.
• Lubricate chain such that there is minimal noise from the drivetrain when in use.
• Check your bike’s shifting performance. Adjust the derailleur if necessary.
• Clean the bike with low residue cleaner and dry completely. Lubricate after
cleaning where necessary.
• Check spoke tension. Adjust if necessary.
Quarterly (or about every 750-1500 miles)
• Check all items on the Monthly service list above.
• Check tire tread for excessive wear. Replace if necessary.
• Check that electrical connectors and cable housings are secured away from moving
parts and are free from damage. Replace if necessary.
• Go into your local bike shop for a tune-up by a certified and reputable bike mechanic
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UNBOXING
GETTING STARTED
Congratulations on your purchase of a new WILDEWAY electric bike! Your bike comes in the
box fully assembled. The instructions that follow are intended to serve as a guide in unboxing
and getting familiar with your new bike. The bike may require adjustments upon being
received and unboxed, as shipping can sometimes be bumpy.
When doing your first adjustment and inspecting the bike before riding we
recommend seeking professional help from a reputable, certified bicycle mechanic.
Electric Bike
User’s Manual
Before removing the packaging material from the bike, remove all items from the box
and make sure everything listed above is present. If anything is missing or damaged
contact wildeway eBikes immediately for assistance. For video instructions regarding
how to unfold your bike visit our youtube page: wildeway Bike.
wildeway Electric Bike User Manual
Tool Kits Battery Charger
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Serial Number
Your bike has a one of a kind serial number associated with it. The serial number is located on
the head tube of the bike as shown in the photo below.
Please locate the serial number on your bike. You may be asked for your bike’s serial number as
a part of warranty requests.
FOLDING AND UNFOLDING THE BIKE
The wildeway electric bike folds in the center of the frame as well as at the
handlebars. Instructions for folding and unfolding the bike can be found below:
Handlebars
1. Pull the handlebar stem to its upright position.
2. Push the clasp down firmly so that it is locked in position. You should have to use
enough force such that the clasp leaves an imprint in your palm. Pull on the clasp
with your hand to confirm it is locked and the handlebars cannot fold.
3. To unlock the latch pull up on the silver button.
4. Pull the clasp while still holding the button up. You may now fold the stem.
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Frame
1. To unfold the bike frame, grab the handlebar stem and rear end of the bike while
standing near where the battery is exposed. Lift the bike slightly off the ground and
swing the bike to its closed position.
2. Push down on the clasp firmly until it locks into position. You should have to use enough
force such that the clasp leaves an imprint in your palm. Pull on the clasp with your hand
to confirm that the clasp has locked and the frame cannot fold.
3. To unlock the bike frame and return it to the folded position, start by sliding the switch
to the right.
4. Pull the latch while still holding the switch to the position. You may now fold the bike.
Pedals
1. To fold the pedals push in slightly.
2. Continue pushing down while raising it into its folded position.
3. The pedal will click into place once in the folded position.
4. To unfold the pedals, push the pedals down until you hear an audible click as they
lock into the unfolded position.
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PREPARING TO RIDE
•Ensure all components are properly secured before riding otherwise serious
harm or death could occur. Refer to the table of contents at the beginning of this
manual for the page number of this section. This includes but is not limited to:
pedals, handlebars, handlebar clamp, cranks, seat, and seatpost clamp.
• Make sure you can’t twist the seat or stem out of alignment by hand.
• Check to see if your saddle is positioned at the proper height. Sit on the saddle facing
forward and place the ball of your foot on the pedal at its lowest point. Your leg should
be mostly straight at this point with a slight bend at the knee. You should be able to
pedal the bike without overextending your leg when the pedal is at its lowest point.
Your legs may be overextended if it causes your hips to move side to side, which means
the seat must be lowered. To start, adjust the saddle so your feet can still be placed
firmly on the ground.
• Check your seatpost clamp and handlebar stem quick releases torque. They should
be tight enough so that they do not twist or fall down when the bike is in use.Unlatch
the quick releases and tighten by turning the bolt clockwise. Make sure both quick
releases are tightened to the torque listed in the Recommended Torque Values section
of this manual. The page number of this section can be found by referring to the table
of contents at the beginning of this manual.
• To adjust your seat up or down, unlatch the seatpost clamp. Move the seat to the
desired height and close the seatpost clamp. The open and closed positions of the
seatpost clamp are shown below(open position on right, closed position on left).
• Ensure both your seatpost and handlebar stem are inserted past their minimum insertion
points as indicated by the markings on them. Eusure your seatpost are not past the
suspension on it. These markings are shown below. Failure to insert past the minimum
insertion point will place undue stress on these components increasing the risk of
sudden failure potentially resulting in harm, injury, or death.
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• If you need to adjust the angle of your seat or the position of the seat on the rails,
loosen the nuts on both sides of the seat, move the seat to the desired angle/position,
then tighten the nuts. The nut’s location is shown below.
• Ensure all cables and connectors at the front of the bike are securely connected
or certain components may not work including the front light, the motor inhibitor
switches, LCD display, and throttle. The motor inhibitor switches shut the motor off
as soon as the rider hits the brakes. If these switches are not operational it will
take longer to slow down which in some riding situations could cause injury
or death to the rider. If you have installed any accessories make sure they
do not interfere with all cables and connectors when turning the handlebars.
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